By Andrew Keen ON NEW MEDIA Let me be unfashionably authoritative and award grades for the Byron Review's Safer Children in a Digital World report.

By Dzulkifli Abdul Razak "IN the last election, we certainly lost the Internet war, the cyberwar." Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi was quoted as saying this at the opening of InvestMalaysia 2008 last week, describing it as a painful lesson, and he reckoned that "it came at the right time".

By Michael Fitzgerald, The Record, Stockton, Calif. Feb. 27--Recently, several storm-tossed staffers of this paper wrote stoic accounts of newsroom cutbacks and their reassignments caused by print journalism's decline. If this city's newspaper is under assault, that's a big deal.

MANHASSET, N.Y., Feb.

By Andrew Keen ON NEW MEDIA W hat has been the greatest shock so far in the American election? Barack Obama's meteoric Iowan rise? Hillary Clinton's tearful comeback in New Hampshire? John McCain's resurrection in South Carolina? No.